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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1913
Page
5
Report outlines Duncan's decision to participate in a parade with unions, delegates, and police coordination. Proposals include badges for marchers, carriages for women delegates, and a police escort to manage crowd flow and ensure safety.
Virginia Cawthorne aged one month, daughter of Mr and Mrs Larenno Hy Gay Wierne, fell from a second story window. She lies unconscious at St James hospital with concussion of the heart as the father, dressing for an event, inadvertently allowed the child to reach the ledge and fall head first.
A long OCR fragment lists attendees arriving at the NCTE hotel, naming numerous individuals and their origins across cities such as San Francisco New York Seattle Helena Bozeman and Portland, plus states and countries. The page reads like a passenger and guest registry with many spellings and incomplete entries. The fragment highlights a broad cross section of names including families, couples, and single guests.
Nichols, NTS, and Sames M. M. died after long illness at 1 South Gay. A veteran clerk, he once served at the Wend teens of the World and was known for his service in the clerks' union. The death follows surgery years ago and lingering effects of illness.
In a rain-softened Western championship day at the Butte course, Sawyer delivered a sensational 18-hole 72 and led Chicago and Detroit players through foursomes. Rain limited afternoon play but morning rounds showcased Sawyer's long drives and clutch approach shots, setting a marquee tone for the next rounds. The event drew contestants from Minnesota, Chicago, Detroit, and Butte with luncheon and dinner amid elaborate displays.
A noisy, opinionated survey analyzes the American League and National League contenders for the season. It weighs Cleveland and Philadelphia power, Birmingham and Detroit depth, and the Athletics pitching against Boston and Washington’s lineups, forecasting a tight race toward summer with strong performances from Chapinga and Birmingham’s pitchers.
Deer Lodge hosted yesterday's trap shoot as Drew Lodge won both the Ciyony and Brownlen medals. Vistors from Fults and Anwoo Ti, Livy regular bienly map shoot bt the daeer Longe Radwid Iie olnt. The next shoot will begin June 3.
Mike Tyach 30, forced to walk with Julius Well a Centerville cafe owner, a pistol visible as they moved toward the police station. Lynch and a companion accused of assaulting a woman after a cafe dispute. Piskari 16 faced charges tied to threats with a revolver. Det. group arrested others including Knowles and Aimsey, with witness Sullivan. Continued efforts reported in county investigations.
A fragmentary obituary notes the death of a four year old child in a lone event, with unclear names and places due to damaged text. Details are unreadable and cannot be confirmed from the source.
Emeralds win over Emmets at Gregson in a rough contest. Key plays include Conley to Stayt and Ward to Woods to McCarvel for a score, with MeIlagh and Slavin contributing as the Emeralds seize control late in the game amid a crowded battle for the ball.
In San Francisco, the Angels and Wolves split the day’s baseball games with morning action ending 6 to 0 in favor of the Angels and the afternoon contest producing a 9 to 0 win for the home team. Local game summaries note the visitors scoring and key innings while noting the Oakland venue and the Welcoming Heat’s shutout win in the afternoon.
The fragment mentions the final game of a series and a team named Oaks Tak Naffee. It references Hagerman and a boxed outcome, with repentance and taxes unclear. The legible pieces indicate a sports finale context and a possible box score or recap style summary.
A man identified as George Conner, aged fifty, was arrested after beer bottles were found smuggled and arranged in a storage zone within the city jail. The incident occurred during a patrol when officers confiscated the contraband and noted an organized setup. O'Dennor Rave reported funeral services for the deceased Mire Mire, while Thuse A. Lewis supervised charitable offerings distributed at county jails and hospitals in line with their mother’s charitable policy.
A pair of back to back storms drenched Butte and surrounds flooding streets and damaging gardens. Records mention mud, washed walls, and embankments failing along Pittsmont and Lincoln areas with streetcar lines halted and homes flooded. Authorities reported swift water, fallen debris, and precautionary repairs underway.
A federal inquiry into a coal strike sparks claims that non members are barred from work and that miners in Big district plot to unionize to raise costs. Governors Fairfield and others discuss state civil authorities and militia deployment to ensure law and order amid tensions in West Virginia and surrounding regions.
Rain soaked grounds at Colum Oh gardens after Saturday deluge left infield and outfield waterlogged. Managers Shay and Merkle deemed play impossible, with a plan to reschedule the Ogden series as soon as fields drain.
A Spokane dispatch reports an effort to establish a new daily paper with Sentitiel as editor and manager. Wilrey, former editor of the Baths Evening News, says nothing is settled yet and indicates he may take charge of a new paper in Spokane, with past rumors of Missoula changes unresolved.
A sale ad promotes a 39 suit at 37 dollars in Juarez with C Lothersy on Main. In Juarez, Cameron and Jerrick, heavy and middleweight boxers, fought 26 rounds with brief exchanges. In St Joseph a May bout featured Bobby Waugh defeating Jerry Morphy in Fort Worth.
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